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Worked for 12 years with Prof. Heinz Wolff for Medical Research Council, Brunel University and European Space Agency. Made equipment for the elderly and handicapped. Freelance electronics and computing with clients including HSBC, Spar, Europcar, PHH, Dairy Crest. 12 years running web development and hosting company in Brighton. Now working on social projects for schools and the elderly making use of smartphones and tablets Specialties: GPS and location based gaming, apps for mobile phones and tablets

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